Echolocation

Blind individuals can develop the ability to use echolocation to perceive their surroundings.

The marine biologist is studying the echolocation abilities of dolphins in the wild.

Dolphins rely on echolocation to find fish and other objects underwater.

The bat's echolocation skills help it catch insects mid-flight.

The blind person used echolocation to sense the objects around them.

Echolocation allows certain species of insects to detect and avoid predators.

The submarine uses echolocation to detect other vessels in the water.

Echolocation is a fascinating adaptation that allows certain species of snakes to detect prey in the dark.

Scientists use echolocation to study the migration patterns of whales.

The study investigated how echolocation helps nocturnal birds find their way in the dark.

The scientist developed a device that replicates echolocation for visually impaired individuals.

Echolocation enables some birds to find their way during migration, even in low visibility conditions.

The boy with visual impairment learned to ride a bicycle using echolocation to avoid obstacles.